Fanellhorn

Guraletschsee from south-southwest

The Fanellhorn is a mountain south of Vals in Vals valley in the canton of Graubünden in Switzerland with an altitude of 3'124 m in the Adula Alps. Lie north are the Ampervreilhorn and Guraletschhorn. With these two the Fanellhorn forms running from north to south ridge which separates the valley of Vals in the two side valleys Peilertal and Zervreilatal. West of Fanellhorn is the Zervreilasee. To the west the Fanellhorn fails with a 400 m high rock face and forms a shapely pyramid. Over the north slope which can be climbed Fanellhorn not difficult on a white -blue-white marked alpine route. In winter, the Fanellhorn is a popular ski touring destination.

The first ascent succeeded Johann Jakob Weilenmann on 9 July 1859.

Climbing opportunities

The ascent is possible from Zervreila, Vals and the Fanelllücke.